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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
MARTINS FERRY.

On Saturday night the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. of the NJ. F. Church will hold q social
and supper in y. NJ. Snediker's new store
room, on Broadway, for the benefit Of the
church.
Little Ruby" will he presented at
Blackiord's school house tonight. The
performance promises TO he an exception
ally good one, and quite number Of Mar
tins Ferry people will be in attendance.
George Weber has had his livery stable
nicely repanted.
Mr.. L. G.. Ruth, of Alliance, O., was In
the city yesterday calling on friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins and daughter,
Lille, of Mt. Pleasant, was in the city yes
terday calling on friends.
Misses Edith Cattell and Edith Morris,
Of Mt Pleasant are the guests of friends in
Martins Ferry.
The Union Cornct Band, Of Etnaville,
discoursed some sweet selections on the
street yesterday afternoon, 10 advertise
their concert in the Mammoth Rink, in
Bridgeport
Commencing on Sunday next, the drug
stores of the city will hereafter be open OH
Sunday till 1890 q. m. and from p. IN.
till 100 p. M.
A horse belonging 10 J. 8. Harrison ran
oil yesterday afternoon, but was caught
before any damIgr wts done
The Climax carries an excursion 10
Wellsburg on 10 morrow night.
Another cheap show in advertised for
this place May a6th.
Miss Bertie and Eloise Gray have re
turned from visit in Washington, Pa.
The Martins Ferry Stove Works have
RESUMED operations
The Iaughlin mill goes on Monday.
Joseph Eell's second addition To Martins
Ferry was accepted at the last meeting Of
Council and will he recorded nj once.
J. T. Iianes received several very fine
blocks Of granite yesterday.
City Commissioner Fisher has force of
men at work cleaning up Hanover STREET.
The six tramps who were locked up on
Friday night for disOrderly conduct in
G. Il q. freight car were given hearing
before Mayor Kellar yesterday and fined
81 % and costs each.
Yesterday afternoon boy named Oscar
Martin fell from the roof Of twostOry
house near Kochniein's crossing. The dis
tance 20 the ground was abOnt thirty feet,
but strange TO say no bones were broken or
dis!ocated Martin WAS engaged In paint
ing the roof at the time.
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NEW FRENCH CABINET.
rHgpERIODICALNINIsTRY CRISIS RESULTS
INA RESIGNATION


PARIS, May ls.-Premier Goblet has
delivered to President Grevy the resigna-
tions OF the ministry. This followed the
rejection by the Chamber Of Deputies Of
the proposals of the ministry, which in
volved IN increase of expenditures and
taxation. The vote was 275 to 25s.
President Grevy will to-day consult with
the Presidents Of the Chamber of Deputies
and Senate relative to the formation OF
new Cabinet and rs to the advisability Of
retaining General Boulanger rs Minister OF
War.
President Grevy summoned VIM. Glen
encean, Ferry, Deves, DeFfeycinet, Rouv-
ier and Raynalto to his residence, at the
Palace of tie Elysie, to-day, and had an
interview with each in relation to the Tor
nation of new cabinet. IL Is generally
believed that NJ. DeFreycinet will he
charged with the duty Of constructing the
new ministry.
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Liberty or Death.

SHELBTvILLE, Ky, May lS.-News
has Just reached this place of a break for
for liberty made by convicts on the Louis
Vile Southern railroad, about twelve miles
east OF here.
Yesterday morning nine coHvicts, while
on their way to work, at given signal
made rush for freedom. The guards
shot one white man, whose body is COM
pletely nddled with buckshot. A negro
was also shot in the hips and seriously in
jured. One of the trustees captured an
other of the prisoners three miles from
camp and received a reward of $50. John
Sayles, a negro, who escaped. is also badly
wounded and WAS traced some distance by
the blood on the ground. He is desperate
character and will likely give trouble be-
fore he is captured.
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FIGHTING SENATOR'S.
Two Members From Chicago Liven Up the
Proceedings Somewhat.

Two Members From Chicago Liven Up the
Proceedings Somewhat.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May l8.-Thc
dignity of the State Senate was sacrificed
to-day by two Chicago Senators, who al
lowed their passion to lead them into a
personal encounter upon the floor of the
Senate during the session. An alteration
arose, between Senator Crawford and
Senator Gibbs, in regard to the formers
position in regard to the drainage bill.
1t appears that there had previously
been some disagreement between these Sen
atOrs. But few words were passed. Each
called the other hard names, which could
not without Oilense TO prOpriety he pub
lished in 4 newspaper. Senator Gibbs
walked to the northeast corner of the Sen
ate chamber, Immediately behind the seat
of his antagonist, and Senator Crawford re-
piled to an OpprObiOus remark with blow.
The Senators then Clinched and were
about to indulge in a regular knock down
fight, when several colleagues interiered
anu sepdIatcu lhe COIhodIdhS oc'o'C ""J
serious results could ensue. Each made an
apology to the Senate for the disgracefuI
proceeding. Senator CrawiOrd's recital oi
the circumstances seemed 10 nettle Sen
ator Gibbs, and he made an amendment tC
his apology, in which he said he regretted
that the scene had occurred upon
the floor Of the Senate but that he was glad
he hit Crawford. Lieutenant Governor
Smith added few modifying words and
the Senat relapsed into its usual condI'
ton.
There was another scene OF q partially
similar character enacted in the rear aisle
of the Senate about the same time between
two other Senators, hut interference was
prompt and it failed TO attract attention.
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Lightning Strikes Three Plowmen.

CAIRO, LII, May 1-.-As John Reach
ell, Lowe Hopping and Bob Boyd, all col
ored, were plowing on Smithland Island,
sixty miles above here, in the Ohio, all in
4 line and separated from each other about
twenty feet lightning, which came from a
small, lleccy cloud in clear sky, struck
them and their mules scnsclesS. When
Hopping and Boyd recovered they found
Reachell. who was in the middle of the
blowing procession, stone dead.
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Innnnsrhek BADLY Hurt.

NEWPORT, Il. l., May lS.-Madame
JanausChek, after her performance here
last night, aud while visiting one of the
members of her company in the Perry
House, fell down flight OF fourteen steps,
breaking one of the bones of her right fore
arm and badly bruising her whole body.
The accident will cause the abandonment
of all her engagements for the rest of the
season. Madame Janauschek will he obliged
to remain indoors for long time.
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4 New Proposition.

Hay ERHuL, Mass, May lS.-There Is
no change to note in the situation of the
shoe manufacturers lockout. At = meet
inG of the manufacturers last night q COM
mittec was appointed to confer with the
knights of Labor Committee IN relation 10
calling for the mediation OF the State Board
Ol Arbitration. The Knights OF Labor
Committee did not desire this method Of
settlement aud appointed a committee to
report q new proposition to the Manutac-
turerS' Committee, which may lead to a
speedy settlement of the present trouble.
A private meeting OF the Manufacturers
Committee was held this morning, the re.
suit Of which hIs not yet been diyulged.
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100000 SWEPT AWAY.
Cattle King Swan the Victim of a Gigantic
Confidence Game.

Cattle King Swan the Victim of Gigantic
Confidence Game.
OMAHA, NEB., May 1S.-A somewhat
sensational account of the recent failure
of A. W. Swan, the Wyoming cattle king,
is given by prominent cattle man, in this
city.
1t is to the effect that Mr.. Swan was
made the victim OF a gigantic confidence
game, whereby he lost 100000 at one
sweep.
Not long since Mr.. Swan and number
of the leading Western cattle men formed
partnership for the purpose OF buying
cattle for foreign shipment. Mr.. Swan had
made arrangements with rich Scotch syn
dicate, which was to buy the cattle at a
handsome advance above their value in the
American market After about 81, 900, 600
worth of cattle had been bought, the deal,
for some reason, fell through.
Mr. Swan went to New York city in the
hope Of making some other arrangement
for the disposal of the cattle. While there
he received q cablegrm purporting to be
signed by the agent of the Scotch syndi-
cate, offering him large advance beyond
the price at which the cattle had originally
been contracted for.
Mr.. Swan at once telographed his ac-
ceptance of the offer. He then telegraphed
to his partners, offering them the price
which was originally to be paid by the SYM
dicate. They accepted the proposition.
and all the cattle came into his possession.
Then he notified the syndicate that he was
ready to deliver the cattle at the price
offered by their agent, and received re-
ply saying that they had made no such offer
and knew nothing of the existence of the
agent named. Diligent search tailed to re-
veal his whereabouts, and Mr.. Swan was
obliged to dispose OF the cattle at heavy
1nSS
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The NJ. r.. Conference

Special TtlegrIm 10 he Register.
PARKERsBURG, May 1s.-The Metho-
dist Conference College Board has been in
session all day and are still at it. This
morning propositions and speeches were
listened TO. In addition to those sent last
night Phillippi offers $4,000 and several
sites; KingwOod $1,000 and nine acres;
Salem s., 900 and p acres, Weston 30 acres
and 1000 or 100 acres, and Parkersburg
ten thousand dollar site. Wheeling's
offer was withdrawn. This afternoon the
board drove about the city and visited the
sites. Tonight at 1870 they are still in
executive session, with but eleven of the
sixteen members present.
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Comstock in His War Paint.

New YORK, May 1S.-AnthOny Com
stock has again donned his war-paint He
intends proceeding against the photogra-
pliers who took Black Crook pictures of
some little school girls. To-day he began
taking steps to have Charles A. Dana IN
dictcd for publishing Janitor Titus con,
iession in the sun this morning. 1t was
the SNa that fastened the guilt on Titus,
and its publication to-day Of the written
confession was scoop of the most sensa-
tional kind on its New York rivals.
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The BrickIayers, statement Denied.

CHICAGO, May lS.-An investigation of
the report that President Darrow had tcle-
graphed from COvington, Ky, that he had
instructed International Unions Of Brick
layers to keep their members out ofChicago
has resulted in its denial. 4 member Of
another branch OF labor in the lnterna.
tiQual Association says that the President
will not deliver the Association to the
Bricklayers' and Stonemasons' Union Of
Chicago. 1t pays no tribute to the Asso-
ton. and is entitled TO nO consideration ut
its hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
Riots In Russla.

Sr. PErERTnuRG, May lS.-The rioting
reported from Narva, to which place troops
have been sent, is the result OF embittered
disputes between peasants and land own
ers regarding the ownership of certain
woods.
Eight villages in the vicinity Of Narva
are concerned in the quarrel.
II is known that the peasants have at
tackled the land owners, but further than
that nothing is known about the riot.
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Jay Gould still Testifying.

NEW YORK, May lS.-The Pacific Rail-
way Commission continued its inyestiga-
tiOn to-day. Jay Gould resumed the wit
ness stand and his examination was con-
tinued. He presented statement of his
dealings in the securities of the Union
Pacific and Kansas Pacific railroads from
January l, lSSO, to January "a, also de-
tailed statement showing the saving prin-
cipal and interest By the consolidated
mortgage arrangement, as we'll as a sched-
ule Of his dealings in Kansas Pacific secur-
ities.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mamie, fve-year-old daughter Of
Mayor c. A. Junkins, is seriously Ill with
membraDous Group.
Mrs. w. ii. Caldwell and son have ar
rived from Irouton, o. Mr.. Caldwell and
family viii occupy J. E. 3. MacDonald's .
residence in Kirkwood.
The ladies Of the Home Mission are
holding q quilting in the Presbyterian
Church.
Four pots were broken at the Bridgeport
Glass woiks on Tuesday night.
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TrIal sf the Chicago Boodlers,

CHICAGO, May ls.-The McGarigle-Mc-
Donald case was resumed at 10 o'clock
this morning in Judge Shepard's court
The regular panel of twenty-four jurors
drawn for the latter half of the May term
of court was present, and it is expected
that from them will be secQrned the four
men necessary TO complete the jury. Up
to noon excuses of unwilling Jurors were
being heard
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Twice Governor of Virginia.

RICHMOND, VA, May 1S.-Ex-Gov-
ernor VIM. NJ. Smith died at his resi-
dence in Farquier county, Virginia, at 9
o'clock this morning. He had been twice
Governor OF Virginia, was one OF her wal
Governors, ard was in the eighty-ninth
year ofhis age. He was also Brigadier
General in the Confederate army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
Tube and Pine Men.

PIrrsBURG. May lS.-The National As
socjatiOn Of Tube and Pipe Manufactures
will meet in Philadelphia tomorrow morn
ing The selling prices will probably bt
reduced from 10 to 10 per cent on nearly
all grades Of pipe on account Of over pro
ductiOn. Manufacturers say they cannot
grant the demand of their employees fol
an advance in wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
WEEETJNG w THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 19, 1887

the barbarous character of the clearanees
on the Luggacurran estate, and the second
calls upon all Canadians to yindicate the
cause of the oppressed tenants by giving an
enthusiastic welcome to the tenants advo-
cate, William 0'Brien.
The circular arrived too late to be made
public yesterday. The Mayor has directed
the clerk to answer the resolution.
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InCendiary Fire.
Special TtlcQrOm 10 Me Regiscr.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA, May 1S.-A
supposed incendiary fire last night destroy
ed the barn, stables and four head OF
horses, valuable implements and farm
machinery and grain and hay Of George
Dana, one mile from here on the Ohio side.
The barn was one of the finest in the coun-
try. In trying to save the property George
Dana, IN old gentleman, and his son,
George, were badly burned about the face
and hands. The insurance was small.
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The Beer Must he DESTROYED.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 1S.-The big
distillery here was served with notice to-
day that under the ruling of the Supreme
Court it must close mp. About $500
gallons of beer in vats was seized at
Mates brewery yesterday, which will be
destroyed on advice OF the Attorney Cen
eral, who decides that all the contents of n
brewery are liable to seizure whether bear
ing Government stamps or not.
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She Took Il to Heart.

PTTTsBURG, May 1s.-Lucy Hunt, Is
years of age,a pupil of The Curry Institute,
who had been suspended for disobeying a
rule in the school, attempted to jump from
the Sixth street suspension bridge, this
morning, with the intention Of committing
suicide. She was seized Just as she was
about to jump and sent to her home in the
Fast End
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Endorsement ofa Leading Physician.

Il have used DarbyS Prophylactic Fluid
extensively as q disiniectant and deOdor-
izsr, and ind il an admirable preparation.
Whenever there are offensive discharges
from wounds, Assesses, etc, it is wonder
ful in its action. consider it the best
preparation ] know as a gargle in diph-
iberia or scarlet fever"
J. CREswELL LEWIS, NJ. D., Phila.
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The Jury CompIete.

New YORK, May 1S.-The work Of Sc
curing a jury to try Jake Sharp was re-
sumed this morning. At noon there were
nine Jurors in the box.
When Court adjourned for the day, the
jury box was filled, but all its occupants
were subject to challenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
The Election at Charleston.

f1''Iu IIIslT1Dl % " LtglSCT.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, May lS.-A light
vote was pOlled yesterday tor County
Superintendent of Schools. Enough re-
turns are now in to indicate Vim. Felder's
election over c. W. MILAN, Democrat.
Fielder was the regular Republican nOmi'
nee The proposition TO issue bonds for
the purpose of building q court house was
largely voted down
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

TuvJ,KE SHARP jury is complete. The
,.,,,sr once said that he didn't like being
sr.5 JAKE" In all probability his
''., ,r;r, h, changed to DENNIS in the
~asr fnture. At any rate the law will now
,ro,eed to toy with him.
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Base Ball.

At Philadelphia-DetrOit 9; Philadel
phia :.
At New York-IndianapOlis 13; New
York 3.
At Washington-WashingtOn II; Chi
cago T.
At Cleveland Cleveland G; Nets
At BoStOn-Roston .; Pittsburg2.
At Cincinnati - Brooklyn &; Cincin
natl 3.
At Baltimore 6; Louisville D
At st. Louis-lirOwns l.; Athletics T.
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Master MaSons Favor the Fight Hour DAY
al Fnriy Gents an Hour.

Master MaSOuS Favor the Eight-liour Day
AZ Foriy Cents an Hour.
CWyNDu, Man l~.-A conference Of the
building trades w.,S held at the Builders
Exchange this morning. The Executive
Committee of the Master Nasons ASSocia-
zion submitted report in which they
srlGirmcd hrpriuciplrS ofrhe Association.
The members Of the committee stated to
the conference that they were willing to
continue the eight hour day ~ 30 cents an
hour The brick manufacturers were
asked to-day To sign an agreement to con
duct their business in accordance with the
platform OF the Master MasonS' Association
OF shut down work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19
Sullivan Agrees to Fight KilraIn.

New YORK, May 1S.-John L. Sullivan
has agreed to fight Jake Kilrain for $, 900
and the diamond belt offered by Mr.. Fox,
providing that Queensbery rules govern
the contest and il is limited to tour or SIX
rounds. The contest must be in some
park or public building and the winner TO
get two-thirds of the gate money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

The best salve in the world fU Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, RevR
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptioos, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed 10 give atisfsctisa O.
money refunded. Price Is csats ~ bss.
Ree sals By LoQa 4 O..
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McCusick Elected.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
PAREERsBURG, May 15.-Returns from
all but two precincts in the county give ).
F. McCusick for county superintendent o
majority of $50 over A. W. Judkins. These
precincts will not materially change the
result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

George +. REED, for two years City
r,...,srrer nf Bismarck, Oak, who was re-
,-,.J missing. with $4,000 OF the clty's
f,r5s i, said by his friends to be short
,nrv - 900, and not fugitive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

JIMMIE aud WILLIE MURPHY, respec-
.ireIy Is and - years OF age, have been
ted NJ Eau Claire, Wis, charged with
a.,smn,ing 20 wreck passenger trains. The
hrs are dime-nOvel readers.
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Resolutions Of the Dublin Council.

TORONTO, May 1s.-Mayor Rowland
has received q circular from John Balm
bridge, town clerk of Dublin, stating that
the Council of that place had passed resO-
lutions which were forwarded. The first
clause stated the general condemnation Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

TIE biz distillery OF Desmoines, Ia,
NJ, served with a notice to close up under
, rpIing OF the supreme Court and 3, 500
,,lIIpns OF beer were seized.
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Murderer McCabe Escapes From Jail.

HoNESDALE, PA, May ls.-James P.
McCabe, who was sentenced to be hanged
on May 26, for the murder of Michael
Reilly, made his escape from the Wayne
county Jail between and 4 O'Clock this
morning.
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SuIclial Mania I'm IsrrlIn,

BERLIN, May lS.-The police returns
show tha, on Sunday eleven persons In
Berlin committed suicide or attempted 70
take their own lives.
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A Railway Deal.
SOeciGl telegram 10 the Reglste1

Social telegram 10 the ReglSe1.
ST. CLAIRsvILI.E, O., May is.-lt was
given out this afternoon that on the
10Th inst. the Bellaire and St Clalrs-
Vile Railway will pass into the hands of
the B. & O., and will thereafter he under
their control and management.
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THAT great and painfully good man.
,,.runxy CousrOCE, is taking steps to IN
5i., Editor DANA for publishing Janitor
Trrr.' confession, which appeared in the
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Parneil In the House Of Commons.

LONDON, May ls.-Mr. Parnell WAS In
London in the House of Commons this
afternoon. lie wore large muller and
looked feeble and emaciatcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

L,\nSpowNE says that OBEIEN is
I,h,ring under a misapprehension OF the
f,,ts in his lLANpSDowNE's) dealings
With fh,, Luggacurrau tenants.
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Yu,sraI of the late vicar General.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-The funeral oftbe
late Vicar General Quinn took place this
morning from ST. Patriek's Cathedral.
The building was filed to oyerfowing
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An Appeal 10 bulgarian Patriots.

SOFIA, May ls.-The Government has
nounced the idea of raising loan and will
appeal TO the patriotism of the people TO
raise 81. 600 900 francs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

Col. Il. &. INGEHSuL and Father NC
Cryyx will speak at mass meeting IN
y.w yorS next saturday, called TO protest
,.-,in,t the new Russian treaty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

Mis-, JANE +. HALL and sister, OF
Pennsylvania. have brought suit against
M. Government to recover n Revolutionary
claim of 81. .OnU. UOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

4 ". SWAMI, the Wyoming cattle
king was made the victim OF gigantic
r,pfIrpre came. whereby he lost $500, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

4 i said that the transfer OF the RelIaire
,n5 = ClalrSvillc railroad to the B. and
O. will he made on the 29th iuSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

THE Pacific Railway investigators are
still pumping JAY GorLn. That IS dry
we'll for thir,tcyS after knowledge.
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VIII Soon Claim the whole Countr.

LONDON, May ls.-rhe Standard this
morning says it transpires that Russia
claims wider expansc Of territory in Al.
ghanistan than the part already disputed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-19

ForE Illinois Senators impaired little
sn,n 10 the dullueSs of routine debate by
sluggiug each other.